Little Dutch Restaurant

The Chicken Marsala was not like the picture I saw from Mondays post, 67.00 for 2 people should be perfection...Go to Cheddars instead, fresh juicy chicken breasts(2)and you can get cole slaw and brocolli with bread served too with the meal. That being said salad bar was good and fresh.

The family ate here the other night. Food was delicious and lots of it. Service was great. Atmosphere was quaint. If you are in downtown Morristown, you have to stop in for a bite.

Interesting name for a Greek restaurant. When we arrived we waited for a minute before the waitress came and took our order. I ordered the grilled chicken fillet with a side order of teriaki brussel sprouts with a sweet tea with lemon. My husband ordered the soup and salad (chicken and rice, and vegetable beef) with a coffee. Ordered about 5 minutes ago and still waiting for our drinks. Finally our drinks came. The sweet tea was good. He still had to wait as the coffee was brewing. When it came my husband liked it I did not like the terriaki brussel sprouts as it tasted too strong and would of unsettled my stomach so I exchanged it for lemon potatoes. The grilled chicken was ok but bland so I had to ask for BBQ sauce. The lemon potatoes tasted good but lacked salt. The rice was bland.

Quaint restaurant in Morristown with good food. We were pleasantly surprised by both the presentation and quality of the food. I had the the special of the day: lemon pepper chicken. It was cooked well and it had great taste. The carrot cake was yummy!

Service was very slow but friendly. I had soup and salad bar, and I finished a plate of salad and two bowls of soup before I even got my coffee. My wife ordered food from the kitchen, and for it just before I got my coffee. Everything was very good. It is a little bit dissonant to go into a restaurant called Little Dutch and have Greek food comprising most of the menu.